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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
10
Local items report Dr. J. J. Hamrick and others traveling to Washington and nearby areas. Community notices show social visits, sales on slippers and shoes, photography advice, and various residents traveling to Atlanta and Montgomery with multiple references to Weems Baskin and local businesses.
Miss Corene Baas entertained the young ladies of the N A C G and several young men friends Friday night. Guests included Ruby Burns Dixie Roegis Bara Gray Wassie Taylor Ruth Steed Leon Burnhinni Bill Lovvorn Oscar Horton Ram Boykin. Evening sandwiches and tea were served.
The Civic Club will meet with Mic W. A. Upshaw on Thursday, June 16 at 4 39 p m. Members are urged to attend and an interesting meeting is anticipated.
Mrs Aycock and Mrs Edwin Baskin hosted a picture show party Monday for Miss Anne Belle Hutchinson of Benola and Miss Annie Louise Thomas of Tallapoosa. After viewing the Strand film, guests were served cream and cakes at Carrollton Drug Up with nasturtium table decorations.
Public alert states individuals must not hire or harbor Oscar Bonner a minor hired for the 1949 crop by Stormay J M Cantroll.
Mrs. Eugene Spradlin hosted a sewing party Monday morning for guests from Scenola and Tallapoosa, including Miss Annie Beautuchinson and Miss Annis Louise Thomas. After sewing, drinks and sandwiches were served to invited attendees such as Mrs. Aycock, Mrs. Baskin, Myra Charles Fitts, Mrs. Howlin Horton, Miss Hutchinson, Aycock, and Bradley.
At Rev. and Mrs. W. Af. Cooper’s home a Young People’s Missionary Society was organized. Members will meet monthly at different homes with a social aspect. About thirty eight attended and joined. more expected at the next gathering after an interesting program and light refreshments.
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